Peace, space and wide views come naturally here. You'll camp right by cycle junction 64, in the middle of De Maasduinen, with 25 spacious spots, free wifi, a farm terrace and, in season, daily fresh asparagus.
Who is this a real getaway for?
This is such a place for you if you are happy with silence, fresh air and lots of greenery around you. Cyclists, hikers and peace-seekers are right at home here, as are campers with a tent, caravan or motorhome who like a small-scale atmosphere and a place where you can still just look out over fields and animals.
When will you visit?
In spring, you'll be especially comfortable here, because that's when the white gold comes off the land again. On warm days, you automatically stay outside a bit longer for that beautiful sunset, and if it's a bit chillier, you'll head straight into the Maasduinen for a nice walk or bike ride.
What to expect.
You camp here amid the tranquillity of National Park De Maasduinen, with 25 spacious pitches, free wifi, clean sanitary facilities and views over meadows and grazing animals. You can enjoy coffee and flan on the farm terrace, and in asparagus season you can taste fresh from the land. Did you know that the family also runs a dairy farm with 100 cows?
For this place, a long weekend is already wonderful, though a midweek will get you even more out of the area. You're in a wooded corner of Wellerlooi, right by cycle junction 64 and close to the Maasduinen. The pitches are car-free, so keep that in mind when you arrive. Dogs are welcome, if kept on a lead, and the campsite has no disabled sanitary facilities. On its own site, you can read about coffee, flan and fresh asparagus; if you have special dining requirements, tuning in beforehand is smart.
When are you welcome?
You are welcome here from 1 April to autumn holidays. Arrival is after 1.15pm and departure is by 12.00pm, unless you agree otherwise together. That makes it a fine place for a few days away, but equally good for a longer stay.
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Our tip for your visit
Plan your stay during asparagus season and hop on your bike at the end of the afternoon. Afterwards, slide onto the farm terrace for coffee and flan as evening slowly falls over the fields. Just then you will understand why people love coming back here.
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The closest major icon is National Park De Maasduinen. That combo is gold, because from the campsite you are already right by cycle junction 64 and so you can walk or cycle straight into the park. If you like green places like this, also put Reindersmeer, Bezoekerscentrum De Maasduinen and Landgoed De Hamert on your list.
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This is primarily a place for campers who value peace and space more than a long list of facilities. You look out over meadows and wildlife, and from the campsite you can easily cycle to De Maasduinen. With 25 pitches, it remains pleasantly small-scale. It’s particularly lovely in spring, when the asparagus is harvested from our own land.
You are welcome from 1 April until the autumn half-term. You can arrive from 1.15 pm and on the day of departure, you must leave the campsite by 12 noon, unless otherwise agreed.
Absolutely. The campsite is situated near De Maasduinen National Park and right next to cycle junction 64. So, from your pitch, you can easily explore the surrounding area on foot or by bike. The Reindersmeer and Landgoed De Hamert are also nearby.
The mini-campsite has 25 spacious camping pitches, free Wi-Fi and toilet facilities. The pitches are car-free and dogs are welcome provided they are kept on a lead. You can enjoy coffee and vlaai on the farm terrace, and during the asparagus season, there is fresh asparagus available daily.
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